No, I guess not. We make heavy use of framesets and frames and we did not
config anything special.
You should use the target-property of your form in the logon.jsp to point
the result to the frame you came from.
Oliver
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>I'm working to build a web based application using Struts. Currently we
>
>have a mocked-up prototype which uses frames (iframes in particular) to
>control what gets displayed on the screen. In general the format of our
>or
>pages consists of three frames:
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>Top (header/navigation stuff)
>Main (the thing the user is currently doing)
>Footer
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>I've tried to "strutsifiy" this prototype but I haven't quite figured out
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>the best way to handle things. The one thing I did was convert the footer
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>from "footer.html" to "footer.jsp". This lets me dynamically change the
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>content of the footer. This seems to work. I then tried to modify the
>main body. I started by making the main body point to my "logon.do"
>action. This worked fine. The screen came up and my logon stuff was in
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>the middle frame. However, once the user logged on, my middle pane went
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>blank. In my config, I had the logon page forward to my success action,
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>but my success action never displayed. Is there anything special I need
>to
>do to make my struts application usable in a framed environment?
>
>Thanks!
>
